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I did want to thank you for drawing to my attention the amount of posting I have been doing, as I really do need to watch this.

Thank you

I agree with Biz Online concerning the three things to do. Don't let your degree go and certainly don't give up your job. You will need the cash flow to help operate whatever business you decide to do.

I applaud you for studying accounting, it is a very difficult course to study - I know because I have an accounting degree as well.

Concerning the home business question, I have seen a lot of good ideas in this thread and no doubt you will find your niche. I have also seen a few negative comments towards MLMers and I certainly understand why. Most people that comment negatively toward this industry have been burnt with bogus opportunities and countless wasted hours of work.

Apparently you have never been exposed to this industry and if it is something that interest you, I suggest you approach it with caution. However, with that said, I do know folks that are thriving in this industry because it is a powerful income producer - BUT you must do it right. It's one of the few industries that can produce a residual income. BUT you must do it right. Not everyone is cut out for this industry even though the potential success is staggering.

You can certainly get started with very minimal investment and quite a few are less than $100 bucks. But again I do caution you because 95% of the folks who engage themselves in the MLM industry fail because they are using old, outdated methods. We are in the 21^st^ century, we have the power of the internet at our disposal. Do some research; and then do some more research before starting a business in this industry.

If you need some guidance on where to research this industry, just ask.

To your success.....

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Thank you and good luck